If there’s one thing Eliott should be known for, it’s her ability to tell a story.

Born in regional Victoria and now living in Melbourne, the 23-year-old musician has always had songwriting and lyricism at the forefront of her sound. As a teenager, Eliott and her guitar were already exploring the complexities of adolescence through entirely original music, and at 21, her debut EP Bold Enough built itself around a similar sense of turmoil, likewise the few singles that have come out since: ‘Shaking My Hips’ and ‘Find A Way’.

What sets Eliott’s music apart, however, is her ability to convey this turmoil in a way that makes the listener feel it for themselves; every inch of emotion making themselves known through her infatuating vocal, and the way her lyrics embed themselves in the swirling, subtle productions accompanying them. This powerful, longing sense of emotive relief is a characteristic trait of her music that keeps people coming back, and has already garnered a fair share of attention for the musician behind it. Since releasing Bold Enough in 2018, for example, Eliott has collaborated with musicians such as The Kite String Tangle and LUCIANBLOMKAMP, and supported Matt Corby and Dean Lewis on national tours amongst sold out headline shows of her own.

Released in April this year, Eliott’s last single ‘Circles’ was a testament to the power of her songwriting and her ability to translate reflections of her past into show-stopping, heart-gripping pop. It was empowering for Eliott, and it struck a chord with others too. The song was premiered on triple j’s Good Nights and has already struck a million streams online. While touring hasn’t turned out exactly how it was planned, she was quick to adapt a stripped-back live show for YouTube’s Music Sessions series supporting Paul Kelly, and online events such as Isol-Aid.